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The War of 1812 and The Burning of Buffalo
The little-known episode of the War of 1812 - when the British troops burned Buffalo, NY to the ground.
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New York v. Uplinger: Gay Rights at the Supreme Court
How a Buffalonian's bravery fought and beat the laws persecuting gay men in New York.
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The Rural Cemetery Movement
Join Elizabeth and Sarah as they talk grave iconography, disease epidemics, the commodification of death, and 'rural' cemeteries.
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Race, Murder, and Protest in Buffalo 1980.
In the Fall of 1980, serial killer Joseph Christopher set out on a racially motivated killing spree in Buffalo, NY. His horrendous acts inspired the city to rally together in the name of peace and to Read more…
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Is that lamb made of…butter?!
Join Tommy, Dan, and Marissa as they dig into the long and hilarious history of the butter lamb, just in time for Easter!
Interview
Tainted Love: Love Canal and the Fight for Environmental Rights
Join Katie and Tommy as they talk environmental justice from the Love Canal disaster to now with their guest, Dr. Richard S. Newman. It's a Valentine's Day special, History Buffs style!
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McKinley, Roosevelt, and the Pan-American Exposition
Join Dan and Elizabeth as they discuss an anarchist, an assassination, and the unconventional inauguration of one of our nation's most unconventional presidents.